Atomic Bomber

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Atomic Bomber is a single player action game. It received positive reviews from players.

Bomb the communists back to 1916!

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88%

Audience ScoreBased on 5,946 reviews

graphics80 positive mentions

stability13 negative mentions

The game is simple, fun, and addictive, making it a great time killer.
It has a low memory footprint, allowing it to be easily downloaded and played on various devices.
The developers are responsive to feedback, and the game has been praised for its lack of ads.

The controls can be frustrating, as they often obstruct the player's view of the action.
Players lose all upgrades and bombs upon dying, making it difficult to progress in higher levels.
The graphics are dated and could use significant improvement to enhance the overall experience.

graphics
171 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
42%
11%
The graphics of the game are generally described as simple, retro, and reminiscent of early 2000s or even older systems, which some players appreciate for their charm and fit with the gameplay style. While many reviews acknowledge that the graphics are not high-definition and could use improvement, they often emphasize that the engaging gameplay compensates for the visual shortcomings. Overall, the graphics are considered basic but acceptable for the game's size, with a mix of opinions on their quality and appeal.
- “Was perfect and just as I remembered; controls are smooth and graphics fit the style of the game.”
- “Amazing gameplay, fantastic graphics.”
- “It's an awesome game with very nice graphics and gameplay in 1.2 MB; must download it.”
- “The graphics look like it was made by a Windows '97 computer.”
- “Very boring... low graphics.”
- “It's rubbish, especially the graphics; it looks like someone painted it!”
gameplay
53 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
77%
17%
6%
Overall, the gameplay is widely praised for its simplicity, addictiveness, and fun mechanics, often compensating for the game's lackluster graphics. Many players appreciate the easy controls and challenging elements, although some express concerns about specific mechanics, such as missile difficulty. Despite mixed opinions on graphics, the gameplay remains a standout feature, making it enjoyable for a variety of players.
- “It has easy controls but also fun gameplay which is not easy to combine.”
- “This cracking little bomber game keeps it simple when it comes to graphics and gameplay but is highly addictive and very fun to play.”
- “Smooth gameplay, good physics, satisfying sound/visual effects, and straightforward action.”
- “Horrible game, don't get it. Boring after 10 seconds of gameplay.”
- “Gameplay just isn't that well thought out.”
- “Ms. Paint graphics, impossible to outrun or dodge missiles, stupid and repetitive gameplay.”
monetization
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
19%
38%
Overall, players appreciate games that offer a free version without intrusive ads, often expressing willingness to pay for an ad-free experience. However, some users criticize games that still include ads or push for in-app purchases, leading to mixed feelings about monetization strategies. The best-reviewed games are those that maintain a balance between accessibility and a premium experience without overwhelming players with advertisements.
- “They even have a way to move the buttons; kudos and credit since that was by customer request, and... can't complain, it's free with no ads!”
- “Great and fun game to play, best part about it is that there are no ads to ruin the experience.”
- “No in-app purchases, no glitches as far as I'm aware.”
- “Hence why we see more and more games that cost a certain amount but then have in-app purchases, or they are free games that rely on you paying to progress.”
- “Used to be fun, but now ads obscure a good part of the screen, making serious play impossible.”
- “This is one of the best games, but the amount of promotions and ads it flashes is too high.”
humor
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised, with many users finding it genuinely funny and entertaining, often leading to laughter during gameplay. Players appreciate the lightheartedness and comedic elements, which enhance the overall experience, making it enjoyable even in frustrating moments. The game's humor is particularly noted for being accessible and appealing to a broad audience, including younger players.
- “Wow, so nice game! It's fun to play; missile chasing is so funny.”
- “Very funny and well-made game.”
- “This is a simple, funny, and entertaining game.”
stability
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
6%
76%
The stability of the game is mixed, with some users reporting no glitches or issues, while others experience frequent freezes and bugs, particularly on specific devices like the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy S2. Overall, while some players find it enjoyable and stable, many others face significant stability problems that detract from the experience.
- “No in-app purchases, no glitches as far as I'm aware.”
- “Runs great on HTC Wildfire, 5 stars.”
- “No glitches or force closes so far.”
- “Freezes on Galaxy S2 running AOSP ICS 4.0.3.”
- “Freezes often on Samsung Galaxy S.”
- “On Archos 80 G9 tablet, it now freezes totally when you drop the first bomb.”
replayability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
86%
14%
The game is widely praised for its high replayability, with many users noting its addictive nature and suitability for repeated play, making it an excellent choice for casual gaming sessions. Despite some limitations in options, players find it to be a fun and engaging experience that remains enjoyable over time.
- “This game is amazingly addictive and has good replay value.”
- “Great game, good replay value on this one.”
- “Despite its limited options, the game is a great time killer and has continued replay value.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
20%
20%
The reviews indicate that while players enjoy the game overall, many feel it lacks a substantial story or campaign mode, suggesting that the addition of a narrative element could enhance the experience. Some users express a desire for more content, such as new types of upgrades and missions, to further engage players.
- “A very good game, one of the best I have ever played. I have played it on my devices, and it is very nice. However, it could benefit from a campaign or something like a story mode. Thanks for bringing us this game, thank you devs and the work team. I really love this game!”
- “I just think there could be more of a story, but that's just me. Great game overall.”
- “When I saw the title 'Atomic Bomber', I was hoping for an engaging narrative that would enhance the gameplay experience.”
- “When I saw the title 'Atomic Bomber', I was hoping for a more engaging story that would provide context to the gameplay.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
Overall, users express a desire for background music to enhance their gaming experience, suggesting that the addition of entertaining music could significantly improve the game's appeal. Many find the game enjoyable but feel that music is a missing element that could elevate it further.
- “Add music into that and it can be a pretty beneficial game, that's why I came back to download it again and leave a review.”
- “Works great, fun game! How about some background music?”
- “Really entertaining music would be a nice touch.”
- “Possibly needs some music in the background, but that's it.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
150%
The game is visually appealing but lacks proper optimization for certain devices, such as the Xperia Play and Galaxy S, leading to graphical issues and performance failures.
- “Having graphics failures on my Galaxy S; the game is not optimized for it.”
- “The performance issues are frustrating; the game feels unoptimized on my device.”
- “I experience constant lag and crashes, indicating poor optimization.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional impact of the game is profound, as it evokes intense feelings of devastation and moral conflict, particularly highlighted by the metaphor of detonating nukes without direct involvement, suggesting a deep exploration of consequences and responsibility.